Nigerians express willingness to discuss mental health, says poll

On the day the World Mental Health Day was marked around the globe, a lot Nigerians said they were comfortable to publicly discuss their struggles with mental issues, a poll conducted by The Guardian showed.

Abisola Olasupo

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